Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon reports. The podcast from

Justin News where the week after the election there are still so many unresolved questions,

lawsuits, questions about fraud, whistleblowers, FBI investigations, intensive data analyses,

all pointing to summer regularities in this election. We at Justin News are trying to

get to the bottom of it piece by piece. Today we've got a great interview with someone who's

on the front lines of the data integrity, the election integrity hunt. That is Matt Brainer.

He's the former director of data and strategy for the Trump campaign back in 2016. He's a

data scientist, somebody who really knows how to do comparisons. He has a massive project,

a multi-state project where he's comparing voter rolls and absentee requests to those who live

in the state who are convicted felons who may be dead and finding some very, very important early

revelations that point to whether or not and can answer the question ultimately whether or not

fraud was conducted in such a scale as it could have potentially impacted the outcome in states

like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada, and places like that. So Matt Brainer is going to

join us in a few minutes. He's got a tremendous story to tell. He'll explain his project, he'll

explain his early efforts, what he's doing, how he's doing it, where it goes next. And we can't

wait for you to hear from him. He's really knows how to crunch data in a way that is scientific

and he'll tell you this in a little bit. But when he gets somebody who says they're listed as having

requested an absentee ballot or voting and they did not, he goes and gets an affidavit so it can

be viable in the court of law with some of these big lawsuits that are being filed by the likes of

the Trump campaign Phil Klein at the Amistad project that we had on this podcast last week. So

Matt Brainer in a few minutes is going to join us. We're going to take a commercial break in a

second. But before we do, I want to bring you up to speed on some of the more important developments

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